Magic Kimono (2017)

Magic Kimono (2017) poster

“Magic Kimono” tells the story of middle-aged Japanese woman Keiko, who has been living in a shell for decades due to a family tragedy in Kobe. The modest act of eating and the sensations it gives us provided Keiko a lifeline to survive. Unwillingly, she joins a group of Japanese women traveling to Northern Europe to participate in a kimono show in the fairytale-like art nouveau world of Riga. During her performance, Keiko suddenly comes face to face with her husband, who disappeared twenty years ago and now wants to read-dress their relationship and who Keiko has become.

Director: Māris Martinsons
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Mystery
Runtime: 95 min
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Cast

Screenplay

Music: Osamu Kitajima
Cinematography: Gints Bērziņš
Editing: Māris Martinsons
Production: KrukFilms, Loaded Films
Country: Japan, Latvia
Language: 日本語
Original Language: lv
More Films by Director: Māris Martinsons
More Films in Genre: Comedy, Drama, Mystery

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Magic Kimono about?
“Magic Kimono” tells the story of middle-aged Japanese woman Keiko, who has been living in a shell for decades due to a family tragedy in Kobe. The modest act of eating and the sensations it gives us provided Keiko a lifeline to survive. Unwillingly, she joins a group of Japanese women traveling to Northern Europe to participate in a kimono show in the fairytale-like art nouveau world of Riga. During her performance, Keiko suddenly comes face to face with her husband, who disappeared twenty years ago and now wants to read-dress their relationship and who Keiko has become.
Who directed Magic Kimono?
Magic Kimono was directed by Māris Martinsons.
Who stars in Magic Kimono?
Magic Kimono stars Kaori Momoi, Issey Ogata, Artūrs Skrastiņš, Ieva Florence-Vīksne, Andris Keišs, Tom J. Benedict.
How long is Magic Kimono?
Magic Kimono has a runtime of 1h 35m (95 minutes).
What genre is Magic Kimono?
Magic Kimono is a Comedy, Drama, Mystery film.
Where was Magic Kimono produced?
Magic Kimono was produced in Japan, Latvia.